On the Verge of Exploding - Revision history

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: ''[[On the Verge of Exploding]]'' was performed by what was billed as the [[John Wright Company]] at the ''[[Grahamstown  Festival]]'' and [[Upstairs at the Market]], featuring [[Hayley Carmichael]] and [[Paul Hunter]].
+: ''[[On the Verge of Exploding]]'' was brought to South Africa to perform at the ''[[Grahamstown  Festival]]'' and [[Upstairs at the Market]], featuring [[Hayley Carmichael]] and [[Paul Hunter]]. The company was referred to as the [[John Wright Company]] in the local press.
 ==Sources==

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: ''[[On the Verge of Exploding]]'' was performed by what was billed as the [[John Wright Company]] at the ''[[Grahamstown  Festival]]'' and [[Upstairs at the Market]], featuring with [[Hayley Carmichael]] and [[Paul Hunter]].
+: ''[[On the Verge of Exploding]]'' was performed by what was billed as the [[John Wright Company]] at the ''[[Grahamstown  Festival]]'' and [[Upstairs at the Market]], featuring [[Hayley Carmichael]] and [[Paul Hunter]].
 ==Sources==

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: ''[[On the Verge of Exploding]]'' was performed by what was billed as the [[John Wright Company]] at the ''[[Grahamstown  Festival]]'' and ''[[Upstairs at the Market]]'', featuring with [[Hayley Carmichael]] and [[Paul Hunter]].
+: ''[[On the Verge of Exploding]]'' was performed by what was billed as the [[John Wright Company]] at the ''[[Grahamstown  Festival]]'' and [[Upstairs at the Market]], featuring with [[Hayley Carmichael]] and [[Paul Hunter]].
 ==Sources==

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	[[Beeld]], 12 August 1995.		[[Beeld]], 12 August 1995.
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	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 ==The original text==
-The piece was inspired by Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s novel ''One Hundred Years of Solitude'' and was created by [[John Wright]] and his two former students [[Paul Hunter]] and [[Hayley Carmichael]] of Middlesex University as the first production of the company '''Told by an Idiot'''[], which they had founded in 1993. It was first produced by the company at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 1993, receiving a nomination for the Independent Theatre Award and followed by a run at the London International Mime Festival.
+The piece was inspired by Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s novel ''One Hundred Years of Solitude'' and was created by [[John Wright]] and his two former students [[Paul Hunter]] and [[Hayley Carmichael]] of Middlesex University as the first production of the company '''Told by an Idiot'''[https://www.toldbyanidiot.org/our-history], which they had founded in 1993. It was first produced by the company at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 1993, receiving a nomination for the Independent Theatre Award and followed by a run at the London International Mime Festival.
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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 The piece was inspired by Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s novel ''One Hundred Years of Solitude'' and was created by [[John Wright]] and his two former students [[Paul Hunter]] and [[Hayley Carmichael]] of Middlesex University.  First produced at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 1993 and was subsequently also hosted by the London International Mime Festival.
-It received a nomination for the Independent Theatre Award and the three creators would later become the founders of the  company '''Told by an Idiot'''.
+It received a nomination for the Independent Theatre Award and the three creators would later become the founders of the  company '''Told by an Idiot'''[].
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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-''[[On the Verge of Exploding]]'' is a play by the [[John Wright Company]]
+''[[On the Verge of Exploding]]'' is a British play developed in by [[John Wright]],  [[Paul Hunter]] and [[Hayley Carmichael]].
 ==The original text==
-The play was inspired by Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s ''One Hundred Years of Solitude'' and was created by [[John Wright]] with [[Paul Hunter]] and [[Hayley Carmichael]] of Middlesex University.  First produced at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 1993 and was subsequently also hosted by the London International Mime Festival.
+The piece was inspired by Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s novel ''One Hundred Years of Solitude'' and was created by [[John Wright]] and his two former students [[Paul Hunter]] and [[Hayley Carmichael]] of Middlesex University.  First produced at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 1993 and was subsequently also hosted by the London International Mime Festival.
 It received a nomination for the Independent Theatre Award and the three creators would later become the founders of the  company [[Told by an Idiot]].
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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: ''[[On the Verge of Exploding]]'' was performed at the Edinburg Festival, the ''[[Grahamstown  Festival]]'' and ''[[Upstairs at the Market]]'', featuring with [[Hayley Carmichael]] and [[Paul Hunter]].
+: ''[[On the Verge of Exploding]]'' was performed by what was billed as the [[John Wright Company]] at the ''[[Grahamstown  Festival]]'' and ''[[Upstairs at the Market]]'', featuring with [[Hayley Carmichael]] and [[Paul Hunter]].
 ==Sources==